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    DMVMoves Plan

    Nov 17, 2025

    Plan to support the long-term modernization of Metro and strengthen coordination among the region's transit operators.

  • Publications

    COG Procurement Policy

    Nov 1, 2025

    The purpose of this Procurement Policy is to establish procedures for staff of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) to follow in connection with the purchase of goods and services.

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    COG Executive Director's Report

    Oct 1, 2025

    The Executive Director's Report provides the COG Board of Directors with a brief summary of policy board and committee work, outreach efforts, and media highlights. 

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    Commercial Construction Indicators Report

    Jun 18, 2025

    This report provides information on the number, location, structure type, and size of new commercial development projects in metropolitan Washington. 

     

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    COG Work Program and Budget

    Jun 11, 2025

    COG's Work Program and Budget is transmitted through the COG Board of Directors' Budget and Finance Committee for review and approval or modification by the board. It highlights recent accomplishments and goals, both in summary and by program, offering an overview of the great value of COG's work along with COG's spending plan. 

     

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    Regional Activity Centers Maps

    May 14, 2025

    Regional Activity Centers are the locations that will accommodate the majority of metropolitan Washington's future growth and play a central role in achieving the Region Forward Vision’s prosperity, sustainability, accessibility, and livability goals. They include existing urban centers, priority growth areas, traditional towns, and transit hubs.

    The idea of concentrating growth in Activity Centers was considered a visionary goal when it was proposed in the Transportation Planning Board’s Vision in 1998. Today, after years of promotion and cooperation by area leaders, the concept of Activity Centers is widely embraced throughout the region, and they are used as selection criteria for a variety of grants administered by COG and the TPB. The current Activity Centers Map, developed by COG and local planning departments, was based on the COG Round 10.0 Cooperative Forecast and approved by the COG Board of Directors in 2025.